Woman Gaga Apologizes For R. Kelly Collaboration & Vows To Pull It From Streaming Platforms

Within the wake Lifetime’s Surviving R. Kelly six-part documentary, Woman Gaga clearly has some regrets about working with the R&B famous person again in 2013.

On Wednesday (January 9), the pop queen posted a prolonged Instagram submit, explaining her choice to tug their collaborative single “Do What U Need (With My Physique)” from digital platforms.

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Gaga additionally fered an apology to all Kelly’s alleged victims and defined she was going via a “darkish” interval on the time their collaboration. All through her assertion, Gaga is candid concerning the sexual abuse she skilled and admits she was nonetheless processing the trauma the assault when she wrote the tune.

“I stand behind these ladies 1000%, consider them, know they’re struggling and in ache, and feeling strongly that their voices needs to be heard and brought critically,” she wrote. “What I’m listening to concerning the allegations towards R Kelly is totally horrifying and indefensible.

“As a sufferer sexual assault myself, I made each the tune and video at a darkish time in my life, my intention was to created one thing extraordinarily defiant and provocative as a result of I used to be indignant and nonetheless hadn’t processed the trauma that occurred in my very own life.”

Lady Gaga Apologizes For R. Kelly Collaboration & Vows To Pull It From Streaming Platforms

Consequently the quite a few allegations towards Kelly, Gaga has determined to take away “Do What U Need (With My Physique)” from iTunes and different streaming platforms. She additionally guarantees by no means to work with Kelly once more.

“I intend to take away this tune f iTunes and different streaming platforms and won’t be working with him once more,” she continued. “I’m sorry, each for my poor judgement after I was younger, and for not talking out sooner.”

The monitor, which comes from Gaga’s Artpop album, is at the moment absent from the iTunes tracklisting and doesn’t come up in searches. Nevertheless, it’s nonetheless accessible on Spotify and TIDAL as Thursday (January 10).